yfrog makers of video and image sharing site for Twitter have released 2 new apps: yfrog for Blackberry and yfrog for Android. With these apps you will able to easily share photos and videos on Twitter directly from your Android or BlackBerry phone and the best thing about these apps is that they are available for free.
yfrog App for Android Features

Tweet images and video to twitter
View tweets
View followers and people you’re following
View messages and mentions
Search Twitter
Queue multiple uploads
Included GPS location with …

Dolphin Browser has been updated to support multi-touch for the Motorola Droid. Previous versions of the web browser supported only the HTC Hero and customized Cyanogen Android firmware. Along with enhancing your web browsing experience with multi-touch, Dolphin Browser also has some very good features for Social networking and others.

When the Motorola Droid was released on Android 2.0 OS, it was the only device that had the Google Maps Navigation App (Beta) as a free feature of Google Maps. This was disappointing for owners of devices like the T-Mobile myTouch 3G and the G1 because these devices came with older version of Android. But today Google has announced that they have made the Google Maps Navigation App available for use on devices running Android 1.6 (Donut) and higher.
For starters Google Maps Navigation is a GPS navigation system …

A small Chilean company called Tubaloo has come up with a product of the same name that enables the use of 3G data networks for the purpose of IP phone calls.
PhoneDog has posted a first look article on this application:
Tubaloo integrates itself into your dialer so that you can continue using your phone as usual while the app decides how each call should be routed. It offers a sort of automated VoIP. The user doesn’t need to worry about call routing, and the only differences one notices …

The much anticipated cupcake release (which was to happen last week) of Android 1.5 with a big list of of new features, has been delayed yet again. Sprint on its forums site has announced that the release will now be delayed by a week. Oddly though the forum message is no longer accessible.

T-Mobile today announced that it plans to begin sending out the Android 1.5 “Cupcake” update starting the end of next week. As with previous software maintenance releases, the update will be randomly sent “over the air” to T-Mobile G1 customers. T-Mobile expects everyone to have their update by the end of May.

After pushing the Capcake version of the Android OS for some users over the weeks, T-Mobile has confirmed that the during the week of May 11th it will start rolling out Android 1.5 via an over-the-air update.
It’s been a long time coming, but the wait was worth it. On-screen keyboard, video recording abilities, custom widget support, live folders, stereo bluetooth - the list goes on and on.

Finally there seems to be some competition in the Android IM client space and for the Meebo IM app in particular. Palringo is an instant messaging service that’s purpose-built for mobiles.
Like the iPhone application, Palringo for Android helps you to keep in touch with all your buddies on all the most popular IM services, without installing or switching between different applications. Palringo allows you to chat to your friends on MSN, AIM, iChat, ICQ, Yahoo!, Jabber, Gtalk, Gadu-Gadu and Facebook. However unlike its iPhone version the Android version lacks voice …

Starting tomorrow, Verizon Wireless will start a BlackBerry Buy One Get One (BOGO) free sale. The great thing about this sale is that the Blackerry Storm is also included along with the Pearl and the Curve. Here’s the breakdown on how this will work, when you’ll be able to do it, and what’s included.

It is being reported by some users on the T-Mobile official forums that they have received OTA update to their G1 phones, bringing the software version to RC-33. The most notable addition is the Google Latitude application With Google Latitude, you can see where your friends are and what they are up to, Quickly contact them with SMS, IM, or a phone call. All this while maintaining complete control over your privacy.
Unfortunately it has also been confirmed that this is not the eagerly awaited Android ‘cupcake’ OS update. T-Mobile …